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Media managers who run the channel, not just the calendar.

Content planning, community, posting, reporting — the day-to-day ownership of your social channels, by people who have grown store audiences before.

Channels
Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn
Shortlist
Usually within 48 hours
Fee
Once, only if you hire
Example shortlist3 people

Instagram and TikTok management, fashion store

€1,500–2,200 a month · start in 3 weeks · English and Spanish

CP

Social media manager

6 yrs · Madrid · €1,800/month · part-time

InstagramTikTokFashion

Why: Grew a fashion brand's Instagram from 8k to 60k in 14 months, with the posts to show it.

RB

Content and community manager

4 yrs · Lisbon · €25/h · part-time

CommunityReelsEN / ES / PT

Why: Replies to comments and DMs in three languages, and reports monthly without being asked.

SE

Social media lead

8 yrs · Istanbul · €2,000/month · full-time

StrategyCreatorsReporting

Why: Runs creators and editors herself, so you get a whole channel, not just posts.

Example of the format. Real shortlists include portfolio links and current availability.

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Openings for media managers

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Instagram Growth & Content Manager — Remote (Monthly)

Media managers · Remote · worldwide · Per project · English · Monthly engagement; rate by experience (original listing budgeted around ₹600–1,500 INR per month).

Take full ownership of an Instagram page: plan the content calendar, produce reels, carousels and stories, manage the community, and report on follower and reach growth every two weeks.

Organic Instagram Growth Specialist — Remote (4-Week Project)

Media managers · Remote · worldwide · Per project · English · Fixed four-week project; rate by deliverables (original listing budgeted around ₹3,000–5,000 INR).

Grow a real, topic-focused Instagram community over four weeks using purely organic methods — no bots, no paid ads, no fake accounts. You own both the strategy and the hands-on account management.

The work

What they take off your plate

  • Content planning and a calendar that actually gets executed

  • Community management, DMs, and comments

  • Coordinating creators, designers, and editors for production

  • Monthly reporting on growth and what's working

Vetting for this role

What we check before we shortlist a media managers.

General vetting isn't enough. These are the checks specific to this role, on top of the skill tests every applicant takes.

  • Accounts they actually ran

    We look at the accounts, the growth over time and the comments, not a slide deck of logos.

  • Content they can make themselves

    Reels, stories and captions, in your language, without waiting on an agency.

  • Reporting you'd actually read

    A monthly summary of what grew, what didn't, and what changes next.

Typical engagements

The three briefs we see most.

Monthly, part-time

Channel management

Planning, posting, community and reporting for one or two channels.

Monthly, full-time

Social lead

Owns strategy, creators and editors, and works with your ads specialist.

Usually 4–8 weeks

Launch or relaunch

A content push around a product launch, then a hand-over to your team.

Typical ranges, not quotes. Your brief decides the scope and the timeline.

Media managers: questions

Before you hire.

Do media managers also run paid ads?

Usually not. Organic and paid are different skills, and we shortlist them separately. Many media managers work closely with an ads specialist.

Can they post in my customers' language?

Yes. Tell us which languages you need and we only shortlist people who write them natively.

How many hours a month is typical?

One channel done well is usually 30–50 hours a month. Two channels with community management is closer to full-time.

Start a brief

Tell us what you need.

Send a short brief — role, budget, timeline. We'll come back with two or three people we'd hire ourselves, usually within 48 hours.

Request a shortlist

A good brief for a media managers says

  • Channels and languages
  • What exists already: content, creators, brand rules
  • What success looks like: followers, sales, replies
  • Budget: a monthly range is fine
  • Timing: when you want to start